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"content": "Warner Bros. will release every single one of its movies in 2021 on both HBO Max and in cinemas simultaneously. The movies will only stream for one month before leaving the platform for some time. Warner Bros. plans to test this business model for one year. All films will stream in 4k Ultra HD and HDR. A list of the movies Warner Bros. plans to release is available in the article. Other media companies have experimented with new strategies during the pandemic. Disney released Mulan exclusively on Disney Plus in September and it performed well enough to make the case to Disney executives that a Premier Access Strategy could work. By releasing exclusive titles every month, streaming services are better able to retain subscribers."
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"content": "Warner Bros. will release all of its new 2021 movies simultaneously on HBO Max"
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"content": "Uber has disclosed plans to lay off 3,700 employees, about 14% of its workforce. The job cuts were in response to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Uber's bottom line has taken a massive hit as governments issue stay-at-home orders. The cuts will come from community operations and recruiting. Uber's CEO has agreed to waive his base salary for the rest of 2020."
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"content": "Uber is laying off 3,700 as rides plummet due to COVID-19"
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"content": "Samsung and Stanford have developed OLED technology that supports resolutions up to 10,000 pixels per inch. The screens use films to emit white light between reflective layers, which allows specific colors to resonate through the pixels. This results in high pixel density without affecting its brightness. The newOLED screens would be ideal for VR and AR, creating an image without the 'screen door' effect commonly seen in current displays."
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"content": "Samsung, Stanford make a 10,000PPI display that could lead to 'flawless' VR"
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"content": "The next Samsung flagship phone will be the Galaxy S20. XDA Developers published pictures of the new Galaxy S20 Plus, with the startup screen confirming the new name. The new screen has a hole-punch cutout similar to the selfie camera hole in the Galaxy Note 10, and the screen is flatter and less curved on the sides. Samsung's newest device is rumored to contain a regular wide lens, an ultra-wide lens, a macro lens, and a portrait camera. The entire line of Galaxy S20 devices will be announced at Samsung's Unpacked event on February 11."
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"content": "Real-world photos confirm Samsung’s next flagship phone is called the Galaxy S20"
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"content": "The CharaChorder is a typing peripheral that lets people type at superhuman speeds. It has 18 finger-sized joysticks that move in every direction and can hit every button on a regular keyboard. The CharaChorder uses chorded typing, an input method similar to stenography. The CEO of CharaChorder has won several online gaming competitions using the device. A video of the CEO hitting 500 words per minute using the CharaChorder is available in the article."
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"content": "This Keyboard Lets People Type So Fast It’s Banned From Typing Competitions"
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"content": "Inflation has impacted the price of tech products. It is less visible as technology products have long production cycles. There have been numerous examples this year of devices getting more expensive or not falling in price as they usually do. This is partly caused by ongoing supply chain issues and other inflationary effects."
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"content": "Yes, inflation has come for tech products, too"
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"content": "A mysterious syndrome that has affected members of the intelligence community since the 90s has been linked to a microwave weapon system. The system was designed to bathe a target's living space with microwaves and cause numerous physical effects. Victims report feeling strange when targeted and then show crippling neurological symptoms decades later. US intelligence agencies are now acknowledging the attacks and are starting to give some of the victims the treatments they need."
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"content": "Havana syndrome: NSA officer’s case hints at microwave attacks since 90s"
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"content": "D3.js is a collection of small modules that allows developers to create amazing data visualizations on the web. This introduction explains how to use D3 to grab and manipulate data, manipulate the DOM, draw SVG shapes, convert data to the physical domain, and deal with formatting and visualizations. It contains additional resources for further education."
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"content": "Your business needs to move fast, but not at the expense of data privacy. As you aim to balance speed and security, don’t lose sight of the most common privacy pitfalls and how you can avoid them. Learn more about data privacy and what your company should avoid doing with the free white paper: Avoiding the Five Cardinal Sins of Data Security and Privacy."
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"content": "Bake data privacy into your app from day one by avoiding these common mistakes"
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"content": "Adobe is acquiring Figma for around $20 billion in cash and stock. Figma will continue to run as normal and Adobe is committed to keeping Figma operating autonomously. Adobe has not announced its long-term vision or plans for Figma yet. It is likely that Figma products and services will be bundled into Adobe Creative Suite at some point in the future."
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"content": "Adobe to acquire Figma in a deal worth $20 billion"
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"content": "The GPUs are capable of hardware-based ray tracing and AV1 hardware acceleration."
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"content": "Intel launches Arc Pro GPUs that are designed for workstations and pro apps"
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"content": "Google recently announced plans to launch new certificate programs designed to help people bridge skill gaps and get qualifications without a college degree. The plan includes three new Google Career Certificates on Coursera, a new Associate Android Developer Certification course, over 100,000 need-based scholarships, and partnerships with employers to hire graduates of the program. Courses will take six months or less to complete."
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"content": "Inside Google's Plan to Disrupt the College Degree"
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"content": "monday dev is the #1 platform to manage your entire product lifecycle in one place. Manage your backlog, plan sprints, build roadmaps, sync all your tools, while tracking everything with agile reporting. From conceptualization to launch, monday dev centralizes your work, giving you more time to focus on what matters: creating innovative products.Get started today"
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"content": "This page contains 12 CSS 3D transform examples. All the examples have just a single div and the code can easily be copied into your own projects."
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"content": "Beautiful CSS 3D Transform Examples"
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"content": "Scientists from Japan's Osaka University have produced lab-grown Wagyu beef. The team used two types of stem cells harvested from Wagyu cows, coaxing them to become the required types of cells and then arranging them into a 3D stack to resemble marbled beef. The process is highly customizable and can produce cultured meat with highly controllable amounts of fat. A picture of the meat with a diagram showing how the different fibers are stacked is available in the article."
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"content": "Japanese scientists produce first 3D-bioprinted, marbled Wagyu beef"
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"content": "Improve your engineering efficiency before the end of the year 📅(Sponsor) How to remove bottlenecks and ship more features, faster:Get your free-forever LinearB account in <5 MinutesConnect your Git provider & issue trackerBenchmark your cycle time & identify areas that need focusReduce developer toil with workflow automationTeams that use LinearB see results like:📉 54% decrease in review time📉 57% reduction in cycle time📉35% reduction in unplanned workGet your free-forever LinearB account in <5 minutes"
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"content": "Netflix has removed free trials across its markets. There are still no contracts, cancellation fees, or commitment requirements for the service. The option has been disappearing from markets around the world since last year. Netflix reached nearly 193 million global subscribers in March. Disney+ also removed its seven-day free trial option in June."
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"content": "Netflix Removes 30-Day Free Trial Across Markets"
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"content": "Twitter's board intends to enforce Elon Musk's merger agreement. Musk had agreed to a transaction at $54.20 per share, but put the deal on hold pending proof that less than 5% of users on the platform are bots or spam accounts. He claims that his offer was based on Twitter's SEC filings being accurate. Musk has a contractual obligation to buy Twitter at the agreed price."
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"content": "Twitter turns the tables on Musk, will “enforce” merger"
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"content": "Amazon employees have allegedly used propriety seller data to help design and price in-house products, despite Amazon policies forbidding the practice. This includes executives, who used workarounds to get by Amazon's data protection policies. Amazon had testified to Congress in July that it doesn't use seller data to gain an unfair advantage. This revelation may lead to serious legal repercussions for Amazon even if the company's leaders didn't authorize the practice."
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"content": "Amazon allegedly used sellers' data to make competing products"
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"content": "Scientists have discovered the first chemical that superconducts at room temperature. It is still unclear exactly what the chemical is, and the process only works at 2.5 million atmospheres of pressure. To create the chemical, the scientists put sulfur and carbon inside a high-pressure chamber with hydrogen and exposed the mixture to a green laser for several hours. The resulting chemical demonstrated superconductivity, which was confirmed by testing its magnetic properties. Studying the material would require equipment that can withstand the incredibly high pressures inside the chamber."
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"content": "First room-temperature superconductor reported"
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"content": "YugaByte DB is a cloud-native distributed SQL database. It works by using a combination of high-performance document store, auto sharding, per-shard distributed consensus replication, and multi-shard ACID transactions. YugaByte DB can easily be deployed across public and private clouds, as well as Kubernetes environments."
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"content": "A new update for Firefox on desktop and Android will block third-party tracking cookies and crypto miners by default. Enhanced Tracking Protection will be turned on by default for users as part of the 'Standard' setting in Firefox. Currently, only 20 percent of Firefox users use Enhanced Tracking Protection. The feature stops companies from forming a user profile based on tracking behavior across websites, which is often done without peoples' knowledge or consent. A view of the companies which have been blocked from tracking is available in the settings. Some websites have built-in crypto miners that mine cryptocurrencies for the site while the user is browsing. Firefox's new update will include a default option to block these scripts from working."
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"content": "Today’s Firefox Blocks Third-Party Tracking Cookies and Cryptomining by Default"
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"content": "GitHub Actions is an API for cause and effect on GitHub. Developers can orchestrate any workflow, based on any event, and GitHub will manage the execution and provide rich feedback while securing every step along the way. After receiving feedback from developers, GitHub has implemented CI/CD for any OS, any language, and any cloud. GitHub Actions is currently in beta and will be generally available on November 13."
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"content": "GitHub Actions now supports CI/CD, free for public repositories"
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"content": "Andrew Bosworth has been with Facebook for 15 years, leading its Reality Labs division and soon to become the chief technology officer of Meta. His work involves leading the company's long-term plans on building the metaverse. This article contains a transcript of an interview with Bosworth, covering topics such as the new Meta name, how content moderation will work in the metaverse, AR and VR hardware, and some of the controversy surrounding the Facebook Papers. The full audio of the interview is available."
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"content": "GitHub CLI is now out of beta. Using GitHub CLI, users can run their entire GitHub workflow from the terminal, call the GitHub API to script nearly any action, and connect to GitHub Enterprise Server as well as GitHub.com. Examples of how to use GitHub CLI are available in the article."
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"content": "GitHub CLI 1.0 is now available"
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"content": "Elon Musk has been discussing making new smart home HVAC systems for a while, and now the coronavirus outbreak is making the CEO revisit the idea. Tesla has developed HVAC systems and HEPA systems for a few of its vehicles already. According to Tesla, its systems can remove at least 99.97% of fine particulate matter and gaseous pollutants, as well as bacteria, viruses, pollen, and mold spores. Musk has also talked about collecting and utilizing the condensed water produced from these systems, rather than just throwing it away like other similar systems."
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"content": "Tesla smart home HVAC: Elon Musk considers the new product again"
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"content": "@MIT_CSAIL asks followers to describe programming in six words. A 1-minute video was also posted with MIT researchers attempting to describe their jobs."
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"content": "Describe programming in only six words"
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"content": "Working with free and open-source software can be fulfilling and engaging work, but it can also be stressful to work in the field full time. It is possible to do work that you are more passionate about. Working on well-known free software means that your name might become more well known, leading to more opportunities. Being famous in the software world is not always positive, as some people may have objections to decisions you have made, and they can be vocal about it. It is difficult to join a community without at least a few people who don't already have preconceptions of who you are. There is a lot of work to be done, especially for software that is used by millions of people around the world, and this can have a large impact on a developer's personal life."
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"content": "The happinesses and stresses of full-time FOSS work"
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"content": "New photos have been released that show the impact NASA's spacecraft made on the asteroid that it collided with on Monday. The impact left a large dent in the asteroid. It will be months before scientists can determine if the test was successful. The images showing the damage the spacecraft made to the asteroid are available in the article."
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"content": "Images Show Large Chunk of Asteroid Missing After NASA Impact"
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"content": "Kids Mode is a new option inside the daily Microsoft Edge Canary builds that includes new themes and child-friendly content. It also includes security and privacy features like tracking prevention, InPrivate mode, and Bing Safe Search. Closing Kids Mode or changing its settings will require a device password. A Microsoft Account is not required to activate Kids Mode. The feature was launched on February 16 and it should be available to the Dev Channel branch relatively soon."
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"content": "Microsoft to add 'Kids Mode' to Chromium-based Edge browser"
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"content": "This App Will Make You Question 67% of Your Investment Decisions Two-thirds of investors regret impulsive or emotional investment decisions.That’s why over $1 trillion is managed by “quantitative” hedge funds who use algorithms to invest.But unless you are a Python Prince or an Excel Evangelist - the magic of quant investing has been out of reach.Until now…Composer is the first platform that lets you invest in or build quant-strategies, no PhD required.Put the power of quant in your portfolio today.**See important disclaimer"
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"content": "This App Will Make You Question 67% of Your Investment Decisions"
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"content": "Elon Musk has reached an agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) over his use of Twitter. The agreement, which outlines what kind of information requires formal legal review prior to being published, still requires approval by a judge. It includes topics regarding the company’s decisions, financial position, and other topics that may affect shareholders. Tesla shares rose after the news. The full proposed agreement between the SEC and Musk is available to read at the end of the article."
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"content": "Elon Musk makes deal with SEC not to discuss Tesla's finances without a lawyer's approval"
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"content": "Snyk security research team recently added 12 unique pieces of PyPi malware to the Snyk Vulnerability Database. These malicious packages were found to steal Discord and Roblox credential and payment information - all belonging to the same actor. Read more about the team’s findings."
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"content": "Snyk finds PyPi malware that steals Discord & Roblox credential and payment info"
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"content": "A new type of particle called a tetraquark has been discovered using data from CERN's Large Hadron Collider. The new particle is made up of four heavy quarks of the same type. It is likely to be the first in a previously undiscovered class of particles. The tetraquark was discovered by combing over the data collected and retained from the Large Hadron Collider's two operational runs."
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"content": "Physicists Discover Exotic, New 'Tetraquark' Particle We've Never Seen Before"
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"content": "The Maui Shell is a new convergent Linux shell that aims to work on both mobile and desktop. It is still a work in progress, but there are some usable builds available. This article provides a short preview of Maui Shell. Screenshots of Maui Shell's desktop and mobile modes are available."
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"content": "Forecast, Facebook's community for crowdsourced predictions and collective insights, is now available for people in the US and Canada to participate in. Anyone can view the website, but people in other countries are not able to participate yet. The platform presents questions that people can answer and provide short responses. Facebook's tests found that requiring people to explain how they arrived at their answers encouraged measured, respectful conversation. A link to the Forecast website is available in the article. It is also available as an iOS app."
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"content": "Facebook is opening its experimental predictions app to all users"
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"content": "MIT researchers have developed a silk-based alternative to microplastics. Microplastics are added to products to shield active chemicals from air and moisture until needed. The silk-based capsules offer a cheap biodegradable replacement for the polymer capsules used today. They can be produced using low-grade silk with existing manufacturing equipment."
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"content": "MIT researchers develop silk capsules to replace microplastics"
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"content": "Google has suspended all its hardware, software, and technical services business with Huawei after the US Government added the Chinese giant to a trade blacklist. Existing Huawei owners will still be able to download updates provided by Google. However, future Huawei handsets will not include proprietary apps and services from Google, such as Maps, YouTube, or Gmail. As the second biggest smartphone maker in the world, losing access to Google’s proprietary apps could jeopardize Huawei’s business worldwide. Huawei has also lost access to US-made chips, with chipmakers Intel, Qualcomm, Xilinx, and Broadcom announcing that they will not sell hardware to Huawei until further notice."
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"content": "Google has blocked Huawei from using Android in any new phones"
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"content": "The Japanese probes that landed on an asteroid earlier this week have sent back their first video. I'm not really sure what all the fuss is about, it's just 15 seconds of looking at grainy rock footage, but people on Twitter seem very excited about this, so here it is!"
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"content": "Hayabusa2 Rover Video"
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"content": "Perovskites are the leading contender to replace silicon in solar panels, but perovskite materials have chemically reactive components that result in shorter operational lifetimes. A team of scientists has created a new type of perovskite solar cell with a record-high efficiency of 25%. The material is able to run under continuous illumination for more than 1,500 hours while still maintaining more than 98% of its initial efficiency. This development means that perovskite solar cells could soon be ready for commercialization."
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"content": "Chemists develop a strategy for highly efficient and stable perovskite solar cells"
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"content": "The United Arab Emirates launched its first interplanetary orbiter, Hope, to Mars in July. It took over six years for the UAE Space Agency to launch the Mars-bound spacecraft, which is expected to arrive in February. Hope will remain in orbit and study the Martian weather system and how it varies across the planet. The mission is part of a wider effort within the UAE to engage the nation's younger generations in STEM fields."
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"content": "How the United Arab Emirates Launched a Mars Probe in Six Years"
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"content": "A hero image is a large web banner image and text, commonly placed in the front and center of a web page. The Hero Generator is a site that generates code for a hero image based on parameters that you set. Users can control the gradient overlay, gradient reduction, button radius, title spacing, button, and gradient colors, and upload custom images. The code for the generated hero image is available with just a click."
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"content": "The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Edward Snowden as his new book violates nondisclosure agreements he signed with the federal government. If successful, all the book profits will belong to the US. The lawsuit also claims that the government is entitled to money Snowden has earned from speeches. Snowden failed to receive pre-publication approval from the NSA and CIA. According to Snowden's lawyer, the book doesn't contain any government secrets that weren't already publicly known, and the government wouldn't have reviewed the book in good faith if Snowden had submitted it for review. Snowden has lived in Russia for the past six years as he faces criminal charges in the US over allegations of espionage and theft of government property."
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"content": "Justice Department Sues Edward Snowden, Seeking Profits From His Book"
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"content": "Say Goodbye to Manual Compliance and Hello to Automation Your organization is growing at an impressive rate, but is your security & compliance stack set up to scale with you? Drata is the simplest way to achieve continuous SOC 2, ISO 2700, PCI DSS, & HIPAA compliance. Through a suite of 50+ integration - from AWS, to Github, to Cloudflare - Drata puts your security compliance on autopilot.TLDR subscribers: save 10% and get your free compliance assessment."
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"content": "OpenDataCam 2.0.0 is a software that is able to count cars, pedestrians, and motorbikes from a webcam live stream. It uses a neural network to detect objects. A four-minute demo video is available."
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"content": "Huddles is a new feature in Slack that allows team members to jump in and out of a persistent call freely at all hours. The feature is designed to replace the informal office conversations that colleagues used to have across their desks. There is a screen-sharing feature, so teams can use it for spontaneous meetings. Huddles can be created in any channel or DM, including between companies. Slack will introduce voice, video, and screen recordings in the coming months."
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"content": "An unborn baby diagnosed with spina bifida was treated inside the womb in a groundbreaking procedure. After the baby was diagnosed with the condition, the parents were told that they could only either terminate the pregnancy or continue without intervention, but after undergoing several tests, doctors offered the possibility of surgery. The baby was at 24 weeks gestation when the procedure was performed. Spina bifida affects around 700-900 pregnancies a year in the UK, and may be a result of a folic acid deficiency in pregnant women."
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"content": "Baby treated from inside womb for pioneering surgery to repair spinal cord"
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"content": "The hacker who recently stole $611 million in cryptocurrencies from the decentralized Poly Network finance platform is ready to surrender and has started to return the funds. It is likely that the hacker has been caught and that they are trying to avoid criminal charges. While this was one of the largest thefts in DeFi history, the damage may be limited. It can be difficult to launder or cash out cryptocurrency without leaving a trail of clues, so the incident may discourage future attacks."
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"content": "The hacker behind a giant cryptocurrency heist is returning stolen funds"
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"content": "Mercedes-Benz's Drive Pilot self-driving system has gained regulatory approval from Germany's Federal Motor Transport Authority. The level-3 system will debut next year. Drive Pilot uses a combination of radar, cameras, LIDAR, microphones, a moisture sensor, and high-accuracy GNSS to provide true automated driving. It can handle unexpected traffic situations and take evasive action if necessary. Drive Pilot will be limited to premapped, geofenced, closed-access highways at speeds of up to 37 mph."
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"content": "Mercedes-Benz gets world’s first approval for automated driving system"
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"content": "This site lets you edit the look of your code, then download it as a PNG. You can change the background color, font, theme, and more. The site displays a preview of the code."
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"content": "Elon Musk announced in a meeting with scientists on Monday that he'd like to collaborate with astronomers on developing the next generation of space-based telescopes. Musk was speaking at the meeting to address concerns about interference from large satellite constellations like Starlink. The Starlink constellation has interfered with some astronomical observations over the past year. A potential fix was suggested that used sunshades to block reflections from the sun. Musk suggested using an orbital planet-imaging observatory to avoid the issue of interference from Starlink satellites. The Starlink network has grown to over 400 satellites, and SpaceX has permission from the FCC to launch over 12,000. Musk has previously stated that he sees 20,000 to 30,000 as the ideal number of satellites to blanket the planet in low-latency broadband internet access."
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"content": "Elon Musk wants SpaceX to launch the next generation of space telescopes"
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"content": "According to a Google executive, core Google services such as Search and Maps are being impacted by a growing preference for social media in younger users. Younger users are now often turning to apps like Instagram and TikTok instead of Google Search or Maps for discovery purposes. They tend to look for content in more immersive ways rather than by typing in keywords. Google has been working on several new features and capabilities to try to attract younger users."
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"content": "Google exec suggests Instagram and TikTok are eating into Google’s core products, Search and Maps"
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"content": "Elon Musk has tweeted a series of tweets, saying that he would sell almost all of his physical possessions and that Tesla's share price was too high, among other things. Tesla's share price dropped in response. Tweeting about Tesla's share price could potentially be securities fraud. For the tweet to be securities fraud, the SEC or plaintiff would have to prove that Musk profited from the drop in stock price. Due to previous rulings by the SEC, Musk must have a company lawyer pre-approve tweets about Tesla's financial health, sales, or delivery numbers, and Musk did not receive approval for this tweet. Government agencies have not taken any action yet."
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"content": "Was Elon’s Tesla Twitter meltdown illegal? An investigation"
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"content": "The GitHub Global Campus is a home for all of GitHub's current and future student programs. It provides students with the ability to connect with local Campus Experts, explore and claim offers for free industry tools, attend events, rewatch Campus TV episodes, and more. A link for students to apply for the GitHub Student Developer Pack is available."
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"content": "Sealed court documents that Wall Street Journal reporters reviewed show that after a poor IPO in 2012, Facebook was brainstorming ways of increasing revenue and discussed yanking API access to all apps except those who wanted to pay $250k/year for user data. They also considered offering Tinder extended access to user \"friend\" data in exchange for Tinder's trademark on \"Moments\". It's not clear how high level these discussions were, but if they were between high level executives, it could potentially contradict statements made by Mark Zuckerberg before Congress that \"I can't be clearer on this topic: We don't sell data.\""
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"content": "Facebook staff discussed selling API access to apps in 2012-2014"
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"content": "It is easy to burn out employees as you learn how to manage groups of people. This article contains advice for managers of small teams and startups on how to manage people. It covers topics such as responsibility, leadership, processes, trust, decision layering, and much more."
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"content": "The future of robots is more likely to consist of tiny robot swarms rather than robots like Wall-E. A new ambulatory motor developed at MIT consists of little more than a magnet and a coil with some structural parts, but when combined together with many of the same motors, it can create many different types of machines that can carry out specific tasks. The goal of the project is to find a way to make these motors self assemble into larger structures, resulting in an extremely versatile type of robot."
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"content": "This article contains a list of 16 lessons learned, ordered from most general to most security-specific, from someone who performed upwards of 20 code audits for startups that were around their Series A or B, when they had the cash to take a deeper look at their security. The security issues discovered during the audits ranged from catastrophic to just plain interesting. Some of the audits were performed up to eight years ago, so the lessons include insights on what factors have helped startups do well."
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"content": "Learnings from 5 years of tech startup code audits"
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"content": "Facebook AI Research and Tel Aviv University published a paper last week proposing a novel technique for inserting people into photos. The technique could have useful applications in the creative industries. It uses AI to figure out a coherent way to insert a picture of a new person into an image. When human volunteers were asked to tell whether an image had been manipulated by the AI, they were able to identify the modified images just 28% of the time when the images contained five people."
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"content": "Facebook’s AI convincingly inserts people into photos"
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"content": "Tesla has warned its employees that they could lose unemployment benefits if they choose to stay home due to COVID-19 concerns after being called back to work. Elon Musk reopened Tesla's Fremont plant recently in defiance of local health orders. Musk has threatened to move Tesla's operations out of California and will be filing a lawsuit against Alameda County over the stay-at-home orders. Tesla has not faced any repercussions for opening resuming vehicle production."
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"content": "Tesla HR to employees: 'Choose not to work, it may impact your unemployment benefits'"
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"content": "Condoms offer 80% or greater protection against most sexually transmitted diseases, even accounting for incorrect or inconsistent use. Nearly 30 billion condoms are sold around the world each year, but getting people to use them correctly is still a big challenge. This article reviews several projects that focus on developing better condoms, including graphene-based condoms, condoms with better lubricant properties, condoms that have anti-STD medication built into their structure, and more."
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"content": "The search to make a perfect condom"
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"content": "A device codenamed Passport is likely a foldable Google Pixel phone that will be released in the fourth quarter of next year. The device was listed in a leaked internal document that also mentioned the Pixel 5A and two other devices that could be Pixel 6 models. Google confirmed that it was prototyping foldable phone technology ahead of its annual I/O developer conference last year. At the time, a spokesperson said that the company hadn't found a clear use case for foldable devices yet."
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"content": "Google plans to release a foldable Pixel in late 2021, according to leaked document"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Heardle will help keep music nerds engaged and act as a music discovery tool."
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"content": "Spotify acquires music trivia game Heardle"
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"content": "Microsoft has announced the first preview for Android apps on Windows 11. 50 Android apps will be available to Windows 11 users in the US soon, with more to follow in the coming months. Android apps running on Windows 11 will have basic integration with the rest of the operating system, including access to features like the Action Center and Clipboard. The system requirements for running Android apps are higher than the requirements for only running Windows 11."
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"content": "Amazon’s Android apps come to the latest Windows 11 beta"
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"content": "unspun's $200 jeans are unique to each customer and the shape of their actual body – no two pairs are alike. Sign up as a beta tester and get a $40 gift card towards your first pair."
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"content": "Jeans, guaranteed to fit— custom-fit jeans made from a 3D iPhone scan"
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"content": "Polkit, previously known as PolicyKit, is a Linux tool that provides a mechanism for non-privileged processes to safely interact with privileged processes. The tool has had a memory-corruption vulnerability that can be exploited to escalate privileges to root since 2009. The vulnerability has been reported multiple times, but it was not patched until recently. It is likely that an exploit will become public soon and be used by attackers. Any unpatched multi-user system that allows shell access to users is vulnerable."
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"content": "A bug lurking for 12 years gives attackers root on every major Linux distro"
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"content": "Gerard Williams, a former Apple executive, has accused Apple of illegally obtaining text messages from his iPhone before firing him for breach of contract. Williams had left Apple to head a server chip start-up. Apple claimed that Williams was in breach of contract, saying that an intellectual property agreement prevented him from competing with the company. Williams had apparently recruited numerous Apple engineers away from the company. Apple allegedly collected Williams' text messages between him and other employees in order to build its case against him. Other tech companies have been accused of mismanaging users' data, and Apple has been trying to differentiate itself by focusing on user privacy and security."
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"content": "Apple accused of monitoring employee text messages in lawsuit against ex-chip exec"
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"content": "Sometimes being more productive is about a new tool that irons out the kinks in your workflow, other times it’s about saving time on researching said tools.Setapp's subscription bundle gives you an all-access pass to over 200 curated Mac and iOS apps to boost your productivity. Sign up now to discover and use top productivity apps for your Mac and iPhone with our limited offer of an extended 14-day free trial."
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"content": "Supercharge Your MacOS and iOS Productivity With Setapp's Limited Time Offer"
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"role": "user",
"content": "This course features Disney Imagineers that come from hundreds of career disciplines around the world. It covers the wide range of skills required to create immersive experiences, from characters to ride development, so that the student can learn to design a theme park of their own."
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"content": "Imagineering in a Box"
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"role": "user",
"content": "The Switchblade is a flying sports car developed by Oregon-based company Samson Sky. It recently passed FAA safety tests and is now ready for market launch in the US. The car features foldable wings and a retractable tail. It is capable of flying at 16,000 feet while running on 91 octane gasoline and it can fit inside a garage. The estimated starting price for the flying car is $150,000. Many more details and renders of the vehicle are available in the article."
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"content": "Flying car 'Switchblade' with foldable wings and a retractable tail gets FAA approval"
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"role": "user",
"content": "This is a free introductory book on cryptography for developers, it explains a lot of fundamental concepts like hash functions, symmetric and asymmetric key ciphers, digital signatures, quantum-safe cryptography and more. All code examples are in Python and there are exercises at the end of each chapter. Really cool stuff, it's written by Svetlin Nakov."
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"content": "Practical Cryptography for Developers"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Qualcomm's AptX Lossless standard promises to close the gap between the fidelity of CD-quality audio and the imperfect compression of Bluetooth."
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"content": "Hands-on with AptX Lossless, the new tech promising CD-quality audio over Bluetooth"
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"content": "Sparrow is an AI chatbot trained on DeepMind's large language model Chinchilla. It is designed to talk with humans and answer questions, sometimes using live Google searches to inform those answers. The model learns by trial and error through human feedback. It was designed to be a step forward in developing AIs that can talk to humans without dangerous consequences."
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"content": "DeepMind’s new chatbot uses Google searches plus humans to give better answers"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Meta and Google are looking at ways to cut costs as the companies brace for an economic downturn. Both companies are reportedly cutting staff. Meta is reorganizing departments and giving workers a certain amount of time to apply for other roles within the company. Google is also requiring some employees to apply to new roles. Meta employees have about 30 days to find another job internally and Google employees typically have about 60 days to find another role in the company if their jobs are eliminated."
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"content": "Facebook Parent Meta, Google To Cut Costs And Staff"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Robinhood is building a platform that will allow users to buy into IPOs. Traders that get to buy into IPOs often have an advantage over other traders who can't buy into a stock until its shares start trading. Robinhood will have to negotiate agreements with companies and their brokerages and get the blessing of US regulators before the platform goes public. The company recently filed paperwork with the SEC for its IPO. Allowing amateur traders to buy into IPOs could boost Robinhood's valuation in its own IPO."
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"content": "Exclusive: Robinhood aims to allow users to buy into IPOs"
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"role": "user",
"content": "During a fire, firefighters have to deal with incredibly physically tough scenarios which severely limit their mental and physical capabilities. It is difficult to see due to the smoke, hard to think as it is an extremely stressful situation, and communication is interrupted and distorted by the loud and dynamic environment. A new smart helmet device called C-Thru has a head-up display which fits over one eye. It provides an augmented reality feed from an onboard thermal camera that can show outlines of objects and people. The device uses artificial intelligence image recognition to detect shapes. A wearable device would be much more effective than the current hand-held thermal cameras used by firefighters. The headsets also provide firefighters with a better communication system, and the feed from the cameras can be shared between headsets. Demonstration footage showing the C-Thru being used is available."
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"content": "Innovative edge-finding AR eyepiece lets firefighters see through smoke"
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"role": "user",
"content": "US government regulators are opening an investigation into Tesla's Autopilot system. The investigation will cover 11 crashes that have happened since 2018. All of the crashes involved Teslas hitting first responders' vehicles that had been parked and marked with flashing lights and other traffic markers. The investigation will cover how the Autopilot system monitors and enforces driver attentiveness and engagement, as well as how it detects and responds to objects and events on the road. Automakers have been able to develop these systems without significant regulatory oversight, but the investigation suggests that this is about to change."
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"content": "US investigates Autopilot after 11 Teslas crashed into emergency vehicles"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Amazon is looking to release wireless earbuds in the second half of 2019. The earbuds will have Alexa access, which means that users will be able to use their voice to order goods, play music, and access information on the go. There will also be physical gesture controls. Amazon's earbuds will require pairing with a phone for Alexa access. Earbuds are the fastest growing wearable market, with Apple's AirPods generating $17.4 billion in revenue last financial year."
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"content": "Amazon Is Making a Rival to Apple’s AirPods as Its First Alexa Wearable"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Chris Hughes, a co-founder of Facebook, writes about his experience with Mark Zuckerberg and working on Facebook. While he believes that Zuckerberg is still the same person he was when they started Facebook, he says that this is what makes his new influence so dangerous. His focus on growth rather than security has had a huge impact on our society, and Zuckerberg's power is only increasing as the company grows and expands. Hughes believes that Zuckerberg should be held accountable for Facebook's many scandals and that the company needs to be broken up in order to control the amount of power that it holds."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "It’s Time to Break Up Facebook"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Air Protein is a startup that makes a meat alternative using fermentation technology. Its technology can transform CO2 into a complete edible protein, making meat in days while using exponentially less arable land, natural resources, and with less greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional farming. The protein flour produced by the microbes can be made into a range of meatless meat products. Fermentation technology has enabled a new wave of alternative protein products. More than $1.5 billion was invested into companies making alternative protein in 2020, with at least $435 million of that just for those using fermentation."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Bay Area-based Air Protein makes “meat” from thin air using space-age science"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Astronomers have reported exciting new discoveries about galaxies, stars, exoplanets, and Jupiter."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Two Weeks In, the Webb Space Telescope Is Reshaping Astronomy"
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"role": "user",
"content": "A group of researchers in China have developed a quantum computer that was able to solve a problem with 56 of its 66 qubits, breaking Google's record from 2019. The computer is able to manipulate up to 66 qubits at the same time. It solved a problem in 70 minutes that would have taken the world's most powerful classical supercomputer eight years to solve. The research has yet to be peer-reviewed."
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"content": "China Claims To Have World’s Most Powerful Quantum Computer, Tops Google"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Apple recently posted job ads looking for wireless system research engineers for current and next-generation networks. The people hired for the positions will research and design 5G wireless communication systems for radio access networks. 6G isn't expected to be rolled out until around 2030, but Apple wants to be involved in the earliest stages of development. Apple currently relies heavily on Qualcomm for its 5G modems. It started development on its first custom modem last year."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Apple Hiring Engineers to Develop 6G Wireless"
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"role": "user",
"content": "More Cloud for Less Money Now with 22 global locations and better price-to-performance than the other guys, it's no wonder Vultr is the preferred cloud infrastructure provider for developers like you. TLDR readers can redeem $100 in credit just for signing up with this link!"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Tesla owners will be able to see through their Autopilot cameras in the new update that is likely to be pushed out around the holidays. Sentry Mode is an integrated surveillance system that uses the Autopilot cameras around the car. Several vandals that have been caught on camera have turned themselves in after their Sentry Mode videos went viral. Owners have to plug in a storage device inside their Tesla to activate Sentry Mode features. Everything is handled through the Tesla app."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Tesla owners are going to be able to remotely view what their Autopilot cameras can see"
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"role": "user",
"content": "One of the limitations of machine learning is the large amount of time it takes to train models. Some models can take up to six weeks to train, restricting the number of tests that data scientists can perform every year. A new chip by Cerebras is able to perform significantly better in both speed and efficiency compared with any other current system. The Wafer Scale Engine chip is 50 times the size of the largest GPU at 46,266 square millimeters. It has 1.2 trillion transistors, 400,000 processor cores, 18 gigabytes of SRAM, and interconnects capable of moving 100 million billion bits per second. Some of these chips have already been deployed. Previous attempts at creating wafer-scale chips have failed."
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"content": "Cerebras’s Giant Chip Will Smash Deep Learning’s Speed Barrier"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Sahil Lavingia, an entrepreneur, reflects on his journey in building a startup and why it failed to become a billion-dollar company. As the second employee at Pinterest, he was able to quickly raise capital for his idea, Gumroad, but then problems with running the venture soon materialized. Lavingia’s successes and failures throughout the journey are analyzed, and the lessons he learned from the experience are shared in a mature, balanced way."
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"content": "Reflecting on My Failure to Build a Billion-Dollar Company"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Big tech companies were seen as some of the most desirable places to work in the US for many years. Working in the tech industry is now less desirable and employees are less inclined to stay than they were prior to the pandemic. Companies that previously offered in-office perks can no longer afford to do so, and workers are increasingly demanding remote work. Many workers are questioning company values and employee activism is rising."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "A Vibe Shift is Underway in Silicon Valley as the Allure of Big Tech Fades"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Motional has revealed its Hyundai all-electric Ioniq 5 SUV robotaxi. The vehicle has more than 30 sensors that provide 360 degrees of vision and the ability to see up to 300 meters away. Customers will be able to access the robotaxis starting in 2023 through the Lyft app. Motional is a $4 billion joint venture between Aptiv and Hyundai. The Ioniq 5 features displays that allow riders to interact with the vehicle during the ride. It still has a steering wheel and other features found in traditional vehicles, but passengers will not be allowed to sit in the driver's seat. Pictures of the robotaxi are available in the article."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Motional reveals its Hyundai Ioniq 5 electric robotaxi"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Google has added new tools to Google Earth that allows users to build personalized tours of areas right on top of the Google Earth map. The tools allow users to set landmarks, draw lines from place to place, add media, and present the tour, step by step. Users can capture specific camera angles for landmarks. Pre-made tours, called 'stories', are available. Users can invite others to collaborate on tours. Tour creation is only available on the web, but tours can be still viewed in the latest iOS and Android apps."
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"content": "You can now make tours in Google Earth to show your friends your favorite travel spots"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Baby Shark is the first YouTube video to surpass 10 billion views. The second most-viewed video is Despacito with 7.7 billion views. Baby Shark now has a show on Nickelodeon, a movie, and NFTs."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Baby Shark is the first YouTube video to surpass 10 billion views"
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"role": "user",
"content": "DeepMind is trying to create a deep learning model that can learn how to emulate any algorithm to generate an algorithm-equivalent model that can work with real-world data. Algorithms possess fundamentally different qualities to deep learning methods. If deep learning methods could better mimic algorithms, the type of generalization seen with algorithms might become possible with deep learning. A network that could learn algorithms would be able to plug those algorithms together to form complex pipelines and programs."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "DeepMind is developing one algorithm to rule them all"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Craig Wright, an Australian entrepreneur who claims to be the creator of Bitcoin, has filed copyright registrations for the original Bitcoin white paper. He claims he is the original author of the white paper and Bitcoin code. The Copyright Office receives registrations without verification, and there are no official avenues to challenge a registration. Wright has been steeped in controversy since he has been trying to establish himself as the creator of Bitcoin, which he believes has been ‘bastardized’ by protocol developer groups."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Self-Proclaimed Satoshi Craig Wright Files US Copyright Registrations for BTC White Paper"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Scientists have created a vaccine for cat allergies that trains the immune systems of cats, instead of desensitizing the immune system of people allergic to cats. Hypocat trains the cat's immune system to attack a protein called Fel d 1 by attaching a modified virus to the protein. Fel d 1 is the allergen that over 90 percent of people with cat allergies respond to. Cats who were administered with the vaccine showed a sustained response to the allergen, neutralizing Fel d 1 and causing less allergic reactions in humans. The vaccine appears to have no serious long-term side effects. While it doesn't completely eliminate the protein, the results are promising, and the vaccine is planned to be accessible by 2022."
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"content": "Scientists Have Created a Vaccine for Cat Allergies, but You Can't Have It Yet"
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"role": "user",
"content": "A tweet promoting a TorrentFreak article regarding leaked episodes from unreleased shows was hit with a DMCA takedown, a move which the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) complained about. The EFF tweet complaining about the takedown was also served with a DMCA takedown request. In the original article, TorrentFreak used screenshots from the leaked shows to prove that they were screener copies of the shows. The EFF claimed that this was fair use and not copyright infringement, as TorrentFreak was only reporting on the infringement. Twitter receives around 10,000 DMCA requests per month, and this is an example of how the takedown system can be abused."
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"content": "Tweet complaining about DMCA takedown abuse gets hit with DMCA takedown"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Ego4D is a research project at Facebook that is using first-person video data to train AI to develop skills such as episodic memory, forecasting, and audio-visual diarization. It could result in AI systems that can remember who said what when and answer questions such as 'where did I leave my keys?'. Facebook stresses that this is a research project rather than a commercial development. It partnered with 13 universities to record 3,205 hours of first-person footage for researchers to use to train AI systems. A 5-minute video from Facebook explaining Ego4D is available in the article."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Facebook is researching AI systems that see, hear, and remember everything you do"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Scientists have developed a new system for seeing through clouds. Confocal diffuse tomography uses an algorithm that measures the movement of individual photons and then reconstructs obscured objects even if the light has been scattered and bounced by a barrier in the way. A gif is available in the article showing the system reading a symbol through a 1-inch layer of foam. This type of system would be especially useful for applications such as self-driving cars in heavy rain or capturing images of planets through cloud haze. At the moment, the technology is still slow, so there is a lot of development required before it becomes useful."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Scientists Just Found a Way For Machines to See Through Clouds And Fog"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Elon Musk gave an update on SpaceX's Big Falcon Rocket (BFR), which will be able to take up to 100 tons of payload all the way to Mars. It can also be used to send the Big Falcon Spaceship (BFS), which can hold up to 100 passengers comfortably, to Mars. Musk thinks the BFR could make its first flight to Mars in 2022, and the first manned trip to Mars could happen as early as 2024. There are diagrams of the rockets inside."
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"role": "assistant",
"content": "Elon Musk reveals updated design for future SpaceX Mars rocket"
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"role": "user",
"content": "Tesla's new Megapacks are an energy storage product for electric utility projects. Each Megapack has up to 3MWh of storage capacity and a 1.5MW inverter. They take up almost half the space and have a faster installation time compared to competing products. Canadian electric company TransAlta will be installing Megapacks in its Summerview Wind Farm. The Windcharger project will use nine Megapacks to help TransAlta's wind farm more efficiently use its power."
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"content": "Tesla deploys new Megapacks at ‘WindCharger’ project"
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"role": "user",
"content": "NASA's Ingenuity helicopter recently survived on its own for the first time through a brutal Martian night. Perseverance dropped the helicopter onto the ground over the weekend to allow it to charge its batteries in the sunlight. Temperatures can go as low as minus 130 degrees Fahrenheit in the Jezero Crater at night. NASA plans to run Ingenuity's first hovering test flight on April 11."
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"content": "Mars milestone: NASA Ingenuity helicopter survives first cold night alone"
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